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XRP’s derivatives market just snapped back to life — and that usually means the next leg is coming, one way or another. Summary XRP plunged over 21% from $1.93 to $1.52 before a textbook deleveraging cleared late long positions. Net XRP futures inflows spiked 749% in four hours as price reclaimed the $1.60 area, with traders eyeing $1.90–$2.00 if support holds. Fresh leverage could fuel a rebound toward $1.97–$2.00, but any unwind risks a swift slide back into the $1.50s. XRP (XRP) futures netflows jump 749% after a $69M long wipeout, lifting price off $1.52 but leaving leveraged traders exposed to another sharp whipsaw. Leverage rush: what changed in four hours After a brutal slide of more than 21% from $1.93 to a low of $1.52 between Jan. 28 and Feb. 2, XRP flushed out most late longs in a textbook deleveraging cascade. On Jan. 30 alone, long liquidations “totaled $69.42 million, representing the largest figure since the Oct. 10 crash,” while shorts saw just $1.33 million wiped out. The next day brought another $57.14 million in long liquidations, marking “a yearly high second only to the Jan. 30 figure.” That reset set the stage for today’s violent snapback in futures activity. With spot now trading back above the key $1.60 area, which local analysts recently described as the level that “matters most right now,” futures flows have roared back. Over the past four hours, XRP futures recorded $162.22 million in inflows against $151.56 million in outflows, for a net $10.67 million — a 749% jump from prior readings. Even on a 12‑hour view, net inflows of $4.94 million, despite being down 49.81% from previous levels, confirm that traders are stepping back in with size. Price outlook: rebound first, whipsaw later Across timeframes from 5 minutes to 12 hours, net…

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